Physics and Math - Data Based and Statistical Reasoning

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Measures of central tendency

describe the middle of sample

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mean

calculated adding up all individual values within data set and dividing the results by number of values

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outlier

extremely large or extremely small value compared other data values

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median

data mid point, where half dat points greater than value and half are smaller

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mode

number that appears most often in a data set

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Normal distribution

symmetrical, mean median and mode all the same

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Standard distribution

normal distribution mean zero and SD of one

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Skewed distribution

contains a tail on one side or the other of the data set

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Biomodal Distribution

A distribution containing two peaks

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range

data set is the difference between largest and smallest values

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Interquartile range

related to median, first and third quartiles

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Quartiles

divide data into groups compromise one fourth of entire set

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Standard Deviation

calculated by taking difference between each data point and the mean, squaring this value, dividing the sum of all these squared values by number of points in data minus one, then taking square root of result

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Independent events

Have no effect on one another

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Dependent events

have an impact on one another, such that order changes the probability

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Mutually exclusive outcomes

cannot occur at the same time

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Exhaustive

If there are no other possible outcomes

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Null Hypothesis

hypothesis of equivalence

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Type I error

Value of a is level of risk that we are willing to accept for incorrectly rejecting the null hypothesis

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Type II Error

incorrectly fail to reject the null hypothesis

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Power

Probability correctly rejecting a false null hypothesis

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Confidence

probability correctly pairing to reject a true null hypothesis

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Chart

present info in visual format and frequently used for categorical data

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Pie Charts

Represent relative amounts of entities, popular in demographics

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Bar Charts

Used for categorical data, which sorts data points based on predetermined categories

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Histograms

Present numerical data rather than describe categories

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Box Plot

Used to show range median quartile and outlier for set of data

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Box and Whisker

labeled box plot

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Map

data illustrated geographically

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Linear group

show relationship between two variable

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Semilog graph

specialized represenation of log data set

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log log graph

when both axes uses constant ratio from point to point on axis

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Correlation

connection between data